The fact that energy cannot be created nor destroyed, and that it is merely transferred, is not new (Conservation Laws within the Laws of Physics). Physics has spoken for centuries of atomic structures made from electrons revolving around a nucleus of protons and neutrons; & a complex mix of quarks balancing the magnetic energy of the atom. Within these base elements, rogue electrons offer the possibility of compounds; together the base element compounds will display an alternative character... with all this happening at molecular level a crude conclusion could be that the human body has a resonating blueprint. It is also well known that these base elements vibrate/resonate in relation to their atomic weight. This vibration comes from the magnetic force within the cells pushing and pulling against each other and creating resonant frequencies… hopefully you know have an image of humans being a busy collection of resonating, vibrating atoms.
Colour and sound has always been described as having ‘vibrancy’ and ‘frequency’; technically they both travel across space on waves of energy, and dependent on the sound or colour, they interfere with this carrier by adjusting the electron particles to carry them. For our eyes to see colour, and our ears to hear sound, these carrier waves are manipulated by the source (sound or colour) to arrive at the receiver (eye or ear) in their original form. Taking a high level view, a relationship can already be seen between the resonance of sound and colour and the resonance of the human blueprint!
Making a brash conclusion to the healing potential of this research, I propose looking at a basic ailment such as a deficiency (calcium for example). Calcium has an atomic weight of approximately 40.078, in direct relation to waves (Hz or kHz) would imply the ‘A’ key in music, and either violet or red (depending on wavelength of frequency) from the colour spectrum… I suggest that the human blueprint, in this instant, is failing at the critical moment to resonate at its predicted 40.078 (be it Hz/kHz is still to be explored) and thus the body is not able to absorb calcium efficiently, or at all. Osmosis happens through movement, and when wavelengths/frequencies coincide, a myriad of outcomes in nature are apparent; in biology, this phenomena result in absorption.
My intrigue asks, if a colour that exhibits the resonance, or triggers the vibration in the order of 40.078Hz/kHz & was introduced into the environment of a person who has this simple calcium deficiency, would a knock on effect be positive in 'manually' resonating the human blueprint into absorbing the calcium and thus offering healing qualities?
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